What were really those Zhang Wuji in ancient times? 30

No, these are all **,**, as the name suggests, they are all illusory things! At most, there is a qigong or something! Shadowboxing.

No, but the Wudang Seven Heroes have their own people.

Their children are not so imposing.

Yes, Jin Yong's ** has a historical background.

Zhang Wuji (?) -1366) was the leader of the Northern Red Turban Army at the end of the Yuan Dynasty.

After his father's failure and sacrifice in the uprising, he and his mother Yin fled to Hangzhou, and then hid on Dang Island in the East China Sea.

In the fifteenth year of Zhizheng (1355), he was welcomed by Liu Futong to Haozhou (now Haoxian County, Anhui), established the Song Dynasty, changed the Yuan Longfeng, called the emperor, and called "King Xiaoming".

with Yang Xiao and Fan Yao as the left and right prime ministers; Liu Futong and Luo Wensu are Pingzhang, and Liu Liuzhi is a member of the Privy Council.

Not long after, Liu Futong killed Yang Xiao, served as prime minister, entered the Taibao, changed to Zhongshu Province, and governed Mao Gui, Zhao Junyong, Zhu Yuanzhang and other departments.

and sent the Third Route Army to the Northern Expedition, in May of the fifth year of Longfeng (1359), the capital was moved to Bianliang (now Kaifeng, Henan).

In August, he retired to Anfeng (now Shou County, Anhui).

In February of the ninth year, Zhang Shicheng ordered Lü Zhen to attack Anfeng, and Zhu Yuanzhang led the army to relieve the siege and welcome him to Chuzhou (now Chuxian County, Anhui).

In the twelfth year, Zhu Yuanzhang's general Chang Yuchun drowned in the Guabu River.

1.One of the four sons of the Warring States Period, Xinling Jun Wei Wuji.

2, the eldest grandson of Wuji, the head of the twenty-four generals of Lingyan Pavilion in the Tang Dynasty.

No, Jin Yong's ** is to describe this kind of character according to the social environment at the time, in fact, this itself reflects the social and political system at that time, and Lao Liang's story should have.

Yang Guo, Guo Jing, and Zhang Wuji all have this person, but they are not famous.

Probably not, I didn't find it on the historical sources.

There shouldn't be, but there may be character archetypes.

Ming Dynasty Zhu Yuanzhang Hongwu year.

There is definitely no Zhang Wuji in the Heaven and Dragon Slayer, but the name Zhang Wuji is not obscure, and there are many people called Wuji in ancient times, like Wei Wuji, the eldest grandson Wuji, and the surname Zhang is more common, so there should be someone named Zhang Wuji in history.

There is no Zhang Wuji in history, but there was indeed Mingjiao in the last years of the Yuan Dynasty, and Zhu Yuanzhang (formerly known as Zhu Chongba) did not become a monk and returned to the world, in order to fight against the Yuan Dynasty, he slowly joined Mingjiao.

Zhang Wuji should be a fictional character in Jin Yong's pen. Jin Yong is good at taking fictional characters as the core, and letting real historical characters surround the fictional artistic image plot to create an environment and shape characters. This is also one of Jin Yong's charms.

Zhang Wuji is a fiction based on the needs of the storyline, but there is no such person.

Although this character may not exist, his prototype can definitely be found in reality.

Jokingly speaking, in real life, a person with the same name and surname is called Zhang Wuji or there is a drop, but if you really want to **, it doesn't exist. Zhang Wuji is just a character in the film and television work "Heaven and Dragon Slayer", although Zhang Wuji is fictional, his prototype is likely to be Han Lin'er.

Zhang Wuji in the play was born in a martial arts family and is the son of Yin Susu and Zhang Cuishan. Both parents were martial arts masters who learned from masters, otherwise they would not have such great ability, and finally got power through an uprising. Of course, not all uprisings are bad, and if the situation is turbulent and the leaders of the time are unpopular, it is inevitable.

In **, Mingjiao overthrew the Yuan Dynasty, Zhang Wuji gave the fruits of victory to Zhu Yuanzhang, and Zhu Yuanzhang became the emperor of the Ming Dynasty. This is just a record in the wild history, but in fact, the cause of Han Lin'er's death in history may not be so simple.

It is recorded in the official history that in the twenty-sixth year of Yuan Zhizheng, Zhu Yuanzhang sent Liao Yongzhong to welcome Han Lin'er back to Yingtianfu, and when passing through Guazhou, Han Lin'er sank into the river and drowned, and later generations gave a lot of bold conjectures, but whether this matter was planned by Zhu Yuanzhang has not yet been definitively determined. After all, we are not people at that time, and we can only judge by historical records.

Jin Yong's evaluation of Zhang Wuji is: the most chivalrous, heroic and humble gentleman, the most comprehensive set of martial arts, Zhang Wuji is the protagonist of Jin Yong's highest martial arts, and he is the character he wants to become the most. It seems that although Zhang Wuji is fictional, he has been affirmed by Jin Yong, and Jin Yong himself is also very chivalrous.

Speaking of which, I suggest that you can take a look at the new Heaven and Dragon Slayer!

I believe that the vast majority of Chinese people have seen Mr. Jin Yong's "Heaven and Dragon Slayer", in which the male protagonist Zhang Wuji is the leader of the Ming Sect, and has Jiuyang magic skills and Qiankun great transfer skills, and there are many beauties around him, which can be described as envious of others! In the play, it is written that Mingjiao began to raise troops to resist the Yuan Dynasty at the end of the Yuan Dynasty, and his command was claimed to have millions of soldiers and horses, but later they were seized of military power by the middle-level leaders of Mingjiao, and Zhang Wuji and Zhao Min finally had to live in seclusion. What happened to him?

In fact, there is really a prototype of Zhang Wuji in history, but it is definitely not as miraculous as what Mr. Jin Yong wrote. This person is Han Lin'er, who is known as King Xiao Ming in history.

Han Lin'er's father, Han Shantong, cooperated with Liu Futong, Du Zundao, Luo Wensu, Sheng Wenyu and others in the last years of the Yuan Dynasty to organize a mass uprising against the Yuan in the name of the White Lotus Sect. And claimed to be the reincarnation of Maitreya Buddha, and claimed to be the eighth grandson of Song Huizong, because the rebel army all wore red scarves, so it was also called the Red Turban Army! But as soon as the uprising was over, Han Shantong was arrested and executed by the Yuan Dynasty, and Liu Futong led his subordinates to gradually open up the situation, and found Han Lin'er, supported him as the emperor, and restored the country name as Song, because the year was called Dragon and Phoenix, so it was also called Dragon and Phoenix Emperor, also known as Xiao Ming King!

At that time, Zhu Yuanzhang, as the captain of the general's personal army, led his subordinates to develop independently to the south, and his power developed rapidly. Later, Liu Futong was finally killed under the joint attack of several generals of the Yuan Dynasty, and only Han Lin'er was finally fortunate to be supported by Zhu Yuanzhang and was saved from being captured, but his original forces have been completely destroyed. Zhu Yuanzhang also said to the outside world that he also took Han Lin'er to Yingtianfu, and excluded his subordinate general Liao Yongzhong from protecting him, but what he didn't expect was that when the ship went to Guazhou (Jiuquan, Gansu), it sank, and Han Lin'er also ended up drowning!

In later history, most of the later people speculated that the cause of his death may have been killed by the ruthless Zhu Yuanzhang in order to proclaim himself emperor, but there is a lack of documentary materials to corroborate.

Zhang Wuji, who has endured hardships as a teenager, has excellent personal qualities, is affectionate and righteous, and his martial arts are obviously fictional.

There is no such person as Zhang Wuji in history, Zhang Wuji is the protagonist of the third part of Jin Yong's ** Condor Trilogy "Heaven and Dragon Slayer". His personality is more indecisive, and his friends think everything is very good, so as long as it is reasonable, he will do what his friends want, and the most important thing is to be righteous. He also wants to be reasonable in what he does on weekdays, as long as he has his conscience.

Although his mind is not extremely sensitive, he is very intelligent, proficient in medicine and martial arts, but he is not good at leading others.

**Apocryphal, there is indeed no such person as Zhang Wuji in history, Mingjiao is a sect organization that was introduced from Persia during the Tang Dynasty.

Zhang Wuji is the protagonist of Mr. Jin Yong's "Heaven and Dragon Slayer", as far as I know, there is no Zhang Wuji in history, but there is a prototype of Zhang Wuji in history, that is, Han Lin'er, who is known as King Xiaoming.

The book is all fiction. Some characters are real people who have this person. , but exaggerated. It's too exaggerated, as for those martial arts, they don't exist at all, otherwise there is no need to study **. It's like tearing the devil with his hands, the claws of the plane on his head, and the arrows of the iron sand palm.

If you believe it, if you don't believe it, you don't believe it, in fact, Zhang Wuji is a positive person, chivalrous and righteous, and everyone wants to have this person.

are all characters in martial arts, all fake! There is no such thing in history, and even if there is, it is just a coincidence!

Zhang Wuji, a fictional character in Jin Yong's martial arts** "Heaven and Dragon Slayer", there is no one in history.

I thought there should be. Otherwise, it wouldn't be that expressive.

It is true that there is Zhang Wuji, but he is not as godlike as ** or as written in the TV series, he just knows some martial arts, and the fantasy** and Zhang Wuji in the TV series are just exaggerated.

No, because the martial arts that Zhang Wuji has are only in the Xianxia ** written by Jin Yong, and there is no existence of those martial arts. So there is no such person as Zhang Wuji in history.